Due to football and my work schedule, i wont have as much free time as usual. i wont be as active, but i will try to get on as much as i can.

(the idea was that she would do it for me zander) come on big guy, use context clues

Darking: an ok app, although Unlimita does have a point, so I'm gonna have to say no on this one.

I'll post 3 questions on Saturday. Sorry for the long wait, school's fucking me up.

Hello, Im your new ally :3

Good Luck!
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And plus you need more pages on this.
Just some info.

We technically don't "need" anything on the forum.

De4th, i changed my skype name, i had too many contacts add Acryul, instead.

Didn't start out all that well. but eventually, victoly was had. qubic kinda came through on the clan war with Sloth. gotta say, I was impressed with his aikido skill.

one thing i'll note on a personal level was the amount of repeat moves i saw on both sides. opening doesn't matter as much with aikido as it does with judo or other gametypes, but the repetition MAY have contributed to my headache. then again, i didn't carry us hardcore like qubic did. pretty awesome.

have replays. take and view at your own leisure.

Except activity. We just need a semi-constant glow of anything acceptable.

I are 2nd dan now!

This gives me a lot more precedent to stop playing TB for a while. Especially since my university classes are starting to get hot and heavy (Note: nobody's making whoopee in class. It's just that everything is getting a bit more serious.).

Case in point, after our very first meeting, my prof in Civil Law (the same class that prevented me from participating in the clan war with Resurrected; maybe the result would have been worse if I had played) gave us an "easy assignment", at least according to her.

In all fairness, what she gave us as an assignment is not, in any humanly conceivable way, "easy".

Basically, she told us to read and memorize the entire contents of three case digests. Seems simple enough, right? Not quite. The case digests were about 5 inches thick, and they was filled to the margins with UN-ANNOTATED laws, precedents, and rulings that basically made 99% of our class, including myself, convulse on sight. The only person who wasn't visibly shaken by this monstrosity of an assignment was my bum classmate who, at that time, was drooling on his armchair, fast asleep.

Did I mention that we were supposed to memorize all of that by TOMORROW?

Gah. 'Tis the life of a pre-lawyer.